LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. t't>amls>r«, 82d street, have returned from tin ir ranch where they spent the summer al'd fall. DR. A. KLAPTOCZ Suggestions lor I he Toultryiiidii i *iir «•K-toa, •«•»*’ s * li « u < s « hi l.radtiat» Unlwnlly Vienna. I'JIO t title« and Real«len< e 12 lit. am! Foster Road over I.I N I M PHARMACY h Start now to tons up that eg« ma- ¡ chine aud g»'i it tn ordcr (or maxtnmm AB t hunb . »oeW*y. |*r* nal sud L ts I wem all winter «■gg pnaluetioii, by putting tlnre noi puLikhtid for profil, frro: ootkes «r vn- . c »uiluur held over on a good Mllll'lUt Illg < st s jac min n.uv, oí .e « oin I a , Aniiounor* • rü ot ilisnk>. wimt* mtv Ad ver- 1 making ration IHlnji nue* q The followhtg ration 4*1 by weight. Dr. P. J. O’DONNELL WASTE »—Goo.1 solicitor, vornan | ...20 piri te Wheat........ . DENTIST prelarred. lnquire al lierald «iffiee. .....20 parts Uvrb »•«»»..**•«•*. «««*«*•« (•2ml Ft, ami Foxtvr Rd, ovar U m h) parts Oat*..'.......................... Inquire a i Lic Heraxl otliee for *’N«»| lfgts phahmacy Brun....................... I’liour Tabor 3-14 Hunting an i Tre»;»a* »igna. « Midilhugv.................. o parir* Luiseed meal............ WAMEI )—Plaiu newing or any kind .... 10 parts Cui lame ......... ...... of day work . Tabor 7353. . ... ft parts lieei wrap ............... Our prices have never fniied to meet any need or Oyster riiell Grit Cull p>Hatoes J,c |w*r pouud. You j financial condition of any u: e who has required our Ciiarc-sil 1 come ami get tbem. South of Leuts 1 Cash Shoe Repairing Shop The nature of any ration ia governed services. Our assortment of caskets and funeral Junction. H. L. Johnsou. ’loot) 02nd 8». Mouth of Htalion, Lent* largi'iy l«y th-« («-vU available. an«l the furnishings are selected so ; s to meet every possible price. In this rati- n. if corn is higher M H. Fred Hogue. 86lh »trvet ami 68lh Rev. F. M. Ja-P r, ¡Muter of the prii'ed than w heat, ll can be reduce«! to avenue wits taken suddenlg ill ou need. We extend the same service to those of lim­ M. E. cliureh, will preach ou th«* sub* 10 parts, the wheat inoreaaed to 3jF Wednesday. j«vt, "A Mau's Reach.’’ ou next Suu- parts, or 10 parts of ground kallr <>r ited means as to those of 1» .ter circumstances. «lay ui -miug. There will tie a vocal gr-^uud barley substituted. By mcivas- Wagon Repairing and General The W. W. Paid family has moved to duet by Mrs. Lettie Uoue and Miss ing tlie bran, middlings ami linmed the H. A. Scott resilience, flQ28-91st BLACKSMITHING FlorenccGetiiing. Ttm «uiiject for th«- ui .u, the wheat can I«- n*dueed. street. evening sermou will be, " Th«- lsjw«-r Matt Greenslade, Foster Road Unietts corn ia so high prici-d that * I grinding is n« > ces»ary, corn, wheat an l - Mr. Dali Horner has gone to Calgary, funeral Otitctors. Frost and a song w ito cornet uc- j oats will constitute too whole gram t<>| Alberta, Canada, to work in a harness coni] auu uieul. la* led morning and evening in a d«vq> - TWO ESTABLISHMENTS shop. litter. During sever»« winter weather, ’ PHONE TABOR S2AT PHONE On next Sabbath Elder C. J. Cum­ I corn should be fed «(«aringly iu t’e 46 S 66th St.. Co{. POSTER ROAD 5802-4 »2nd STREET S. E. On last Sabbath, Elder Tabor of Rose- labor 3614 morning and heavily in the evening. IN LENTS AULETA burg finished his discourse l«egun tlie mings will preach at the 8. D. A. church. Bran, middlings, linseed meal, cut < QUICK SERVICE Mr. R. E. Allen, living on 77th street previous Sabbath. Clu>« Proximity to t smstsrlM KnaLlcs V» First Clsss Survie« Ulvvn bay or Sight. 8. E., left about three weeks ago for tone and beef scrap will constitute the FIRST CLASS WORK tu Furnish Funrial« al s Itnluiuin Kipenre. mash. This can be mixed in large FOR SALE—Rabbits. Three blocks south-eastern Idaho. Upon arriving in quantiti»*« and fed either by the dry | Idaho he took a severe cold and was east of school house. 9711-57to avenue. quite sick but is recovering. His little mash method ot keeping it in hoppers . Advertised tetters 11-16 12-7. daughter is quarntined at Woodmere liefore the birds at all times, or as a wet Advertised list for week ending with scarlet fever. The child has a very mash, moistened with milk and fed al Four, four, four years more! BOn Sunday. Nov. 26, special Thanks­ light attack. the middle of the day. Nov ll: Bradley. Mr; Butterfield, We’ll have to endlire another ;>eriloakyr L giving music will be rendered at the M. During the coldest days, and also in . T. ; Com- Urocariaa, Provision», Moussbold i of awful (?) Democratic time« (?) E. church. starting tlie binis, the miv^t «timnloting tilings. Florence and Edna ; Davidson, Mar«lwara, Farm Produce, Canned Much interval is being manifested in Too ba«l the "silk nbwkitig« ” of 1 ‘ ort- results will beobtaiu«*d if the wet ium I i Chas. F.; Echerti, C. F, . ; Fleming, Goods, Confectionary the revival services being conducted at is fetl warm. Milk should Is* liefore the ■ land sent their hard-earned (T> inotivy R. A.; Giblin, Ezra; K rem Ar, Mrs. Fred; Mrs Mary Northupof.Moclipe, Wash , the Evangelical church. On next Sun­ 92 Street and I rar«4*0 birds at all times. If milk (skimmed to Wall street to help Hughes and then K- llehrr, Mrs. II M ; Harrigan, Mrs. is spending the week-end with her Footer Road .. Ladl day morning there will be a special J <•; Miller, Mr» W. B ; Miller, ^Mm. or buttermilk) is not available, the cut lost out. mother, Mrs. Elvira Darnell. Father and Mother service. In the late Mr». Hanly needn't worry any more Howard; Miller, Mrs II. R; McTuu- bone and beet wrap must be increased. afternoon there will be a special service j about th<»«< two pigs oho had to sell to brrman, Nettie; McCollom, Mrs. Edna; Greeu feed is essential. Sprouted oats W. J. McNeil returned Tuesday after for men and a special service for women. Tlie get money to go campaigning. a lengthy stay in Montana, where he The basement of this church is done off give best results, but a warm room or g<»Hl |>e«>ple of Pendleton «ent her two to Meyers, R. W ami M. L.; McCarty, cellar in which to grow it must be pro ­ John W ; Mostert. II.; Noda, Mr <1 ; has been employed. into several rooms. One room has been vided. SteMied alfalfa leaves uiake an take their plac«* with blue ribbons OlerUee, Mr J. E.; Porter, Mm. Fred ; designated as the place for holding the excellent greens substitute. Cabtiage around their necks. Prart, Mrs. F J.; Patterman, Ml« Mr. Paul Dupertuis of Chehalis, meeting for women and another room J. T. Freil Jr., han traded forty acre« and numerous oilier garden vegetables Ethel.; Ryant. J. P.; Khodea, F. F. and Wash . is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jasper, for the meeting for men. In both rooms can tie used, but the cost is often pro­ of land near the hotel for a house ami J D.; Ryan, Bertha; Mangle. Mm. at the M. E. parsonage. the service will begin at 5:30 p. m. In lot in Portland. hibitive. Anna; Shields, Marcella; Switzger. Mr. both rooms luncheon will be served. At The crazy man, who ha» bren raiding Binis should have constant access to Guy; Smith, Mm. J J.; Smith, Mi* The date for the bazaar to be given by six o’clock an address will be delivered oyster shells, grit and charcoal supplied empty house« around here thia «canon, 82nd St. and 45th Ave. Alice; Shreve, Miss Cora; Henger. Mrs tlie I ju lies Aid Society at Oddfellows to the men on toe subject, "The Need iu special hoppers.—C. 8. A. «11 captured over on IJttle Sandy by D M ; Smith. Mm. E. E. ; Thompson, Phone Tabor 2063 of Men.” At tile same hour an address hall is Wednesday, Dec. 13th. Constable Deaton of Hamiy last week J. II ami J. J. ; Wagner, R. ; UilOfi-ftfttli will lie delivered to the women on "The He was caught while breaking into the Ave., S £.¡8748 Holly St.; 6102-Mth At 7:15, in the Rangi-r station and proved to be a crazy KENDALL The Christian Endeavor Society ot the Need of Women.” ; sOuft Clayton St..«>r M). Italian, who with all the «'tinning of a Friends church held a business meeting auditorium upstairs there will be a J. 8 Howe, Pontiuiurter Ye correspond« :.: h.»< been somewhat hour. maniac inf* I I'-r- lv »*— ’Ion« »ml at the Mendenhall hall Tuesday evening. general praise service for a half “under the weather” and together with ent< red h'liio-s from whi. h tlie owner» followed by the sermon at 7:45. tlie bad weath< r. has b»—n nimble to get were ab«etit ami wliat I.«* «-«>«< I not carry The A. M. Warren family. 86th street | around and personal items. I .MIMA II s LI RMSHI.D away be «kwtroje and 67th avenue, are home from a visit PLEASANT VALLEY Th«* election in this district, while not •Seattle J. T. Freil Jr., with Mr. Warren’s people at McMinn­ Mr. and Mrs. John Macnemtter of going as a smell majority would have where h«* expects for the ville. Portland were Sunday vi-itors ar. the liked it to go, they all eeetn calefied to winter home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Campbell. let it go an the majority as a whole Tom Galarneau ha< gone to Astoria '-I.--I M rs. Erickson, living at Woodmere, >«'>k quh kly Mrs. A. B. Craft of Dilley was the would have it. work this w inter where he intend» to I fell while alighting from a Mt. Scott car guest of Mrs. W. U. Moore over Sunday. ’ • 'f’ttiiH Mr. Hickey is recovered fror i his sick­ We carry a Complete Line of Plumb­ Bishop Watson of Ma«a , nt a recent MdK StARCM Thursday evening and was confined to -i ’ ’ •’tLilhy. Wo tfrt ing Fixture« and Supplies Mrs. Thomas Eilingbam of Portland ness enough to is up part of the time. church conference -aid the clergy would entu or no Lv. Hrjtt? fruhi- bar­ program, the que«tion being, Resolved, system. Worms sap the vitality and Switzerland which speaks tlie French gains he has to offer, the quality of his language. She conducted classes in that there should be National Prohibi­ merchandise, the service Li- -tori- gives inskr your child more susceptible to Your Druggist sells Baggage and General Hauling, French in Salem and may do so in Lenta. tion, the affirmative aide winning. Prof. —things that people appreciate, y. t other ailments. 8 F. Ball of the Franklin high school must lie reminded of «aa asiolially, e se Kick upon Worm Killer, 26c. a box. On next Sunday afternoon Rev. W. was the principal speaker of the even­ Trunkit 50c Lach t «ey may entirely forget.—Exchange. Ddiiy Mdils G. Lienkaem per will gave Baggage Check and Address District Superintendent, Dr. Ford, ex­ A rrl ve I »«part ! to impurities in the bloo«l Clear up the perts t preach at Bennett Ch«[>el a at Plummer Drug Store. «:(X> A M. 7:15 A. M Mrs Lucia Faxon Additon was in ! skin by taking Dr King’» New l.il< week from next Sunday. This will tie a Third and Madison St. F you w»nt to roerred 12:6*1 P M, 12:80 1*. M Ohio with a long list of dates for public Pills. Their ndld iaxativ« qu li'i- ► re­ In life you mint know great occasion for this community as we what 3:30 P. M MiM-w in b «ine«« amt Imtua- ft :30 P. M speaking when a physician ad vised her i move the poisons front the -ystrm ami do not often hear as earnest and capable try, in invent Ion and erienre. to return at once to either the Atlantic Get out of the rut; get on the firing Una. RaaJ brighten the eye. A full, free, noil- a speaker as Dr. Ford. Plan on liear- or Pacific coast, on accouut of the con­ g'lping b wel movement in th uiorp ing him. dition of her health, her system needing I iug in the reward of s «I.«*-- I Dr King’- The Gilbert high school basket ball the salt air. She left her cough at New .Life Pill- the night l«ef««te Al y or team expe«’ta to play the Lenta team Chicago and began to improve at once. next Wednesday evening in the school themoet Interesting and naerul magatlna. «nd Druggist, 25c Mrs. Additon arrived home in time to tha Ua.-eit money'« worth, beery month house. slip her ballot into tire box against tire 300 Picture« — 300 Article« BF. YOUR OWN DtK'TOR. Run Brewers' Amendment. an fbr only 15 cent«. All the new Mee« anil Invention« in ele. triclty ami wirelem. In 1 your own machine. Y,.it r«n d • it la-t Portland has an aeroplane factory. aatomoliile« and aeroplane«, In «hopvrork and j ter than another, b b g hi-hle it b tanning, and in ma. lunery. Next week the "Win my chum” work It is up to the jitneys to decide in Hew to make thine* at bom«. »nm«e«e»erT I pay« YOtT to keep «ell in g>-t a. p will be continued at the M. E. church. whether they will continue operating in nx nth. irn lmi ng r.-fruroratur«. poultry bouae«. Get Our Prices When Buying Feed . auUanot4le «hop repair«, etc. quickly wl>»-n ai< k. to know how i > tak. The object is three-fold : an effort to Portland after November 16. They will furniture. It 1» foil of money-malilng. «tepwivinr Mm« I i-nr of your f oriil’. K-f rare and »Il for m«u an-i U.„-. help the members to get acquainted; an be offered a franchise abolishing in­ It ia wrnlenia pi- ,1-nr'- iaugli Fin | pupil* or clan« - 15 Ce«»t» a Copy—81-50 a Year effort to convert Snnday School workers, discriminate service and the present Free hixtrncliofi II t. It from a newa'-aler or write direct to i Ti-rnia r- k - oiim I i r. Chicken Feed, Grits, Meat Scrap and to*'Win my chum.” The Home cut-throat tactics against the street cars, Get FuouUr S- I-nce Monthly, W Foortti Ave., N.Y. 7 o'cha'k every -u ,n« y « veiling I.ORA and will impose service and taxation next Sun- Coming work, beginning with f-r, t - t - ywre•••»r,•w•^rv*^»^í«•••’—» T,bor QA" «326 I’natcr Road ’C LITTLE II ili.n Ek|M-rt. 7110 43 ria LU Ur p««ua* a*J «.warn tU« P re. day, will continue through the week burdens against the jitney comparable i Avetiu* S. E., I' o HI hik L On-gun. c inley company with those imposed on the street cars. with services every evening. OUR NEW AUTO-HEARSJE Reliable Shoe Repairing HORSE-SHOEING NewMethodLaundiy Coffman & Spring GROCERIES Washed Graded Gravel Plastering Sand R. Heytiritf Plumbing and Heating D. SWIFT & CO » Edward Mills on the Firing* Line EXPRESS I PopularScience Monthly Wood and Coal We Have Both Them And BRIQUETTES Hay, Alfalfa, Wheat, Oats, Barley M K ✓ &